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Meanings of more liquid in English

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Usage of more liquid in English
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A second later, the lamentations recommenced; in higher if more liquid volume.
Further Adventures of Lad
2
Large deal sizes made bonds more liquid and they offered better yields.
Reuters
3
Rule changes in 2010 made the funds more liquid and transparent.
Reuters
4
New rules in 2010 made the funds more liquid and transparent.
Reuters
5
But with post-war and contemporary art, the market is more liquid.
BBC
6
Some clients are redeeming those products, because they are more liquid.
Reuters
7
If you need more liquid, add another cup of chicken stock.
The South African
8
Currently, Fannie Mae securities are more liquid than those issued by Freddie Mac.
Reuters
9
These bonds tend to be highly-rated and relatively more liquid, but also lower-yielding.
Reuters
10
She smiled, eyes brighter and more liquid still, and held his hand there.
Fire With Fire
11
If necessary, add more liquid, or evaporate to the desired consistency.
School and Home Cooking
12
If you would like to lighten the consistency, add more liquid.
The Irish Times
13
Moore acquired Coffey's dedication and talent, which was deployed on more liquid strategies.
Reuters
14
The real deal is better value, more liquid and holds its resale value better.
The Irish Times
15
If you need more liquid, add a very small amount of the iced water.
The Guardian
16
In the future, Inflight, expects to transfer its listing to a more liquid market.
The Irish Times
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More liquid through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common